“…[15][16][17] Indeed, tannery wastewater containing Cr(III) and organic dyes has become a serious environmental pollution, which has severely affected the sustainable development of the leather industry. [18][19][20] For the removal of both Cr(III) ions and organic dyes from tannery wastewater, adsorption has proved to be an attractive disposal technique based on its low cost, simplicity of operation and recycling of the adsorbent. [21][22][23][24] However, most traditional adsorbents, including polymeric resins, 25 activated carbon, 26 silica, 27 and metal oxides, 28,29 usually suffer from either low adsorption capacity or low efficiency.…”